Discounted Tribal Land Hunt 3 day deer hunt for only $ 1495 100% Succe in Rochester, Minnesota For Sale

Hunt ID: SD-ElkWDeerMDeerAntelopeTurkeyBuffaloPreditorPDog-EEAGL-EBUTT-UNTSLARSH-ARSL
Hunt the Res!
Millions of acres of game animals requiring an Indian guide to get access to the property?s under each land manager. You can hunt primitive or with modern rifles. Your guide will take you on Tribal Property which he has secured access to.
Hunters can book into local motels at reasonable prices as about $60 per night double occupancy Local restaurants and grocery stores are available for your needs. Restaurant meals are very reasonable priced also.
The focus of the guide is the hunt. You have thousands of acres that you will access with your guide. It is a requirement that he is with you at all times during this hunt. You will be hunting Sioux Tribal lands and you guide is a member of the Sioux nation in good standings. There is a game warden that patrols the area and your guide knows him well and will communicate with him on any incidents that may arise. When you fill your license and if you want just the antlers and the cape the guide will take care of donation for you to the elderly nutrition centers and other community groups. One Blaze orange garment is required for safety while hunting..
License Drawing Information
Application Period for licenses ends July 31st.
About June 1st to July 1st the number of and type of licenses that will be released is available. The dates are not hard fast it is when the tribal council makes the decision on which animals will be available and how many of each license will be sold. You have until the end of May to submit a paper application without a check to the Game and fish department. If you are drawn a letter is sent advising you have won the lottery for that particular animal and that you are request to send a check for payment. You have 2 weeks to do so, any that don?t make the deadline payment date will be disqualified and the license payment letter will go out the next in line hunter.
Whitetail Deer are the most common hunts as far as seasonable availability. The area has a large population and like whitetail anywhere they have gotten bigger and as doing so smarter. Let?s focus on the smarter part first. With you veteran outfitter and guide you will be traveling through all private land.
Whitetail is usually hunted by waiting at key locations for them to cross. Some local areas are preserve and no hunting but your guide has access right up to the fence that separates the two, knows the area and when to be there. The country is rolling plains with some coulees and creek bottoms when hunting the whitetails deer. CRP and corn or other crops dot the land and provide a great food supply for the deer. Most is by setting up in specific areas. The average Whitetail buck taken is a 8-10 point of numerous scoring with an occasional 12 point taken, depends on when you pull the trigger or release the arrow. If you wish you can bring a tree stand or better yet a ground blind if you prefer hunting that way. Guiding is usually 1 guide to 2 or 4 hunters depending on the size of your group. Whitetail licenses are provided in a drawing that requires you to put in for it in by mid July.
Mule Deer are more in traditional Mule deer areas that are more open and dryer terrestrial ground. These are usually hunted spot and stalk in the areas where the mule deer are common. Sized range from 150-200 inch class deer. These also will be available after a decision by the Game, Fish and Parks to provide them.
Pronghorn Antelope hunting is chasing the speed goat of the plains. With 8 power eyesight, large lungs, nostrils that open to provide ram air and a body built for speed like a greyhound their biggest defense is running away. To get lucky with antelope you must dwell on the disadvantages, as desire to herd at nigh fall, not moving at night due to nigh blindness, and so on. Territorial as they are they will usually return to their territory when bumped in a day or so. In this dry area they must have a water source. Sometimes that means 1 water source for many antelope. A spot overlooking a water source can provide a vantage point and a good shot of every buck in the area. Your guide knows all of the tricks in the book. Bucks average between 10 and 14 inch depending on the spring moisture.
Elk Hunting is a 99.9% hunt. As the herd gets to large the decision to release some license comes down and they can be drawn. The elk are located in a enclosure of just under 3,000 acres or just under five 1 mile pieces of ground. With over 10 miles of fence line it is probably more area than you can hunt in a day. Don?t this this is a easy hunt, the elk can disappear in this rugged area and not be seen for days. Once spooked long shots are the rule so plan on being sighted in for dead on at 200 yards and know from practice where your rifle shoots at 300 yards. Bring a range finder on this hunt, distance can be a tricky estimate in this country. There are both bull hunts and Cow elk hunts when the licenses are released for the lottery.
Merriam?s Turkey Hunting is a spring and fall event with Toms taken in the spring and any turkey taken in the fall. The weapon can be shotgun or with archery equipment. Your guide has pre-scouted the area and located the roosting and feeding area and with full camouflage you will be set half way between the two and wait for the turkey?s arrival. Coyotes are an enemy of game birds and animals and can be shot on sight. The guide will provide the calling but if you wish to please let him know and he will let you or if coordinated enough you can call as two separate turkeys to provide the idea of more turkeys in the area.
Buffalo Hunting is a hunt of the Indian ancestors and plainsman. It is a hunt that most people feel they are hunting a docile Black Angus cow. It could be no farther from the truth. These buffalo are wild, unfenced animals with xxxx pounds plus that can resemble a Mack truck when angered. Seldom do people see an angered buffalo because with his size nothing else challenges him except man. Things like shooting one of herd bulls cows can quickly throw him into a fury once he licks the blod of the cow that was shot. In other cases they may look at the cow and walk away taking the whole herd with him.
A charge is not out of the question, and neither is shooting one then backing away out of the buffalos range and waiting for the other buffalo to walk off. By far the best fix is to make the first shot in the head so you have a good target area, If you want the meat it gets a bit more difficult in that you want to shoot where the neck bone meets the skull. On a buffalo it is 4 inches horizontally from the eye. If you would rather shoot the buffalo at a longer range then a 200 yard shot in the lungs behind the sholder will do. Seldom doe even a magnum caliber bullet ever exit the buffalo on this shot. A 150 grain 7mm Mage shot behind the buffalos shoulder can be found under the skin on the opposite side but usually doesn?t get that far unless it misses ribs on both sides.
My recommend is to shoot the biggest rifle with the most knock down power you can stand behind, and make that first shot count. Remember you cannot over kill a buffalo and since you don?t eat the lungs anyway I recommend that you backup shoot also shot at the same time. You will never have a better shot at the target then you do with the first shot. A vehicle in the vicinity is a good safety device so you have a place to go if there is a charge. Buffalo have been known to dent up a truck badly but you are safe inside even if they roll the truck over. Remember make that first shot a good one and two backup shooters is not out of the question, safety first. These are not Black Angus cattle.
Predator hunting and calling on the plains and the coulees is a great time. Coyotes are numerous and if you finish your hunt early it is a good way to absorb a day and enjoy the wildlife. The guide is a excellent caller and is always tuned to where the coyotes are in a overpopulation zone.
Prairie Dog shooting is allowed during most years. Prairie dogs are an important part of the eco system and a valuable for source for hawks, eagles, coyotes, fox?s and other carnivores that rely on the chance that there is 1 more dumb prairie dog left for dinner each day. There are times when they are not to be hunted, but very seldom.
Hunting Seasons
The license and getting to the hunting area is the hunter?s responsibility. The outfitter will assist you with obtaining the license that you request.
The hunt dates are usually: archery/rifle/muzzleloader advise of your preferred weapon and you can hunt accordingly. The season runs from October 1st to December 31st. The game animals are Whitetail , Mule deer , Antelope, Elk, Buffalo, Predator, and Bobcats depending on the population of each and the tribal councils decision.
Hunting License Prices
The license and getting to the hunting area is the hunter?s responsibility. The outfitter will assist you with obtaining the license that you request.
The hunting License prices run about $300 for Deer and antelope with $500-$600 for elk and Buffalo.
The hunts are very limited on these bigger animals and very few years are they even available.
Whitetail Deer are the primary animal hunted.
Pricing For Hunts
The pricing is as follows. All hunts are 3 days hunt but can be lengthened on a price per day basis.
You can also remove $ 300 from you 3 day hunt and $ 100 from your per day extra days by the use of your vehicle rather the guides vehicle. These concessions have been made to make these hunts affordable to the working sportsman. Guiding is 1 Guide on 2-4 hunters depending on the size of your group. 1 on 1 guided hunt get a uplift of $300 per 3 day hunt or $100 per additional day.
Three day hunt, on guide ground with guide is $xxxx. The hunt is completed when either the animal is shot or 3 days? time, whichever comes first.
Whitetail _________________$xxxx______extra days added per hunter_$200______
Mule deer ________________$xxxx______________
Antelope__________________$795 2 day hunt________________
Elk_______________________$xxxx______________
Buffalo___________________$xxxx_____________
Predator__________________$ 295____per day hunt____$100__________
Bobcats___________________ $ 295____ per day hunt ___$100_________________________
Non-hunting guest are $100 per day on a 3 day hunt, no charge on extra days of hunt.
We are not responsible for weather conditions be it blue bird days or snowy conditions since we cannot control the weather but will be there to hunt regardless unless the hunters want to cancel a day and stay in the motel until the weather clears. This is seldom an issue but a disclaimer by all means. Hunters are to follow tribal laws and hunt ethically, legally and safely or the hunt can be terminated by the guide with no refund to the hunters.
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